LONDON
MINING & METALLURGY
THE INSTITUTION OF MINING AND METALLURGY
LONDON, GREAT BRITAIN
This far-ranging mining Institution encouraged submissions by
mining engineers, metallurgists, and other experts on mining districts all over
the World.
This web page will contain a listing of the numerous
publications from this Institution, dated 1892 - 1930s
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Representative volume from
this large collection
Transactions of the Institution of Mining and Metallurgy
London
Eighth Session - 1898 - 99
Volume VII
London: Broad Street House, E.C., 1899
Original gray board covers, 346 pages
Example of papers submitted to this Institution and published
in this volume:
"Notes on the Payable Conglomerate Beds of the
Witwaterstrand, and the methods adopted for their Extraction," by A.F.
Crosse
"Notes on Lode Tin Mining in the Malay Peninsula,"
by H. Derrick
"Notes on Mining and Concentration of Copper Ores in the
Lake Superior Region," by P.R. Robert
"Notes on Dry and Wet Crushing with Cyanide Treatment in
New Zealand," by John McConnell
"Notes on Dry and Wet Crushing," by Frank Merricks
"Notes on a Process for Treating Slimes without
Filtration or Decantation," communicated by Alfred James
"Notes on Fouche's Aero-Condenser," by Dr. A.L.
Simon
"The Tin Mines of Bolivia," communicated by Walter
McDermott
"Minerals found in Silver Lodes of Tatasi and Potugalete,
Bolivia," by Malcolm Roberts
"The Deep Alluvial Leads of Victoria, Australia," by
Ernest Lidgey
"Notes on Blue Asbestos," by H.F. Olds
"Notes on Dry Crushing and Cyaniding of Rand Ore,"
by Franklin White
"Notes on Economical Mining at the Myalls United Gold
Mine, New South Wales," by W.R. Thomas
"Mica Mining in Bengal, India," by A. Mervyn Smith
"On Crushing and Concentration at Dolcoath Mine,
Cornwall," by R. Arthur Thomas
"On Charcoal Precipitation from Auro-Cyanide
Solutions," by John I. Lowles
"Notes on the Electro-deposition of Vanadium," by
Sherard Cowper-Coles
"Notes on the alleged shortage in Cyanide Bullion,"
by C.W. Merrill
"On the Chemical Reactions involved in the Amalgamation
of Silver Ores," by H.F. Collins
"The Lucknow, New South Wales, Gold Field," by A.R.
Canning
"Notes on the Electro-deposition of Palladium," by
Sherard Cowper-Coles
"The Silver-Lead Deposits of the Slocan, British Columbia
(Canada)," by J.D. Kendall
"Notes on the Occurrence of Mica in South Norway,"
by J.F. Wells
and more
Plus, diagrams, foldout plates and illustrations.
Very good plus condition
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VOLUME I - PART I, II, III
TRANSACTIONS OF THE INSTITUTION OF
MINING & METALLURGY, London, together with the Constitution, Bye-Laws, and
Regulations, and List of Members
1892 - 1893
London: (Temporary) Offices of the
Institution, 18 Finch Lane, E.C.
Original binding: marbled boards and
leather spine; 385 pages; plates, foldout illustrations; index
Very good condition; back hinge
cracked, but still attached; interior pages clean and bright
First year of publication
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VOLUME III - PART I, II, III
TRANSACTIONS OF THE INSTITUTION OF
MINING & METALLURGY, London, together with the Constitution, Bye-Laws, and
Regulations, and List of Members
1894 - 1895
London: Broad Street House, New Broad
Street, E.C.
Original binding: marbled boards and
leather spine; 465 pages; plates, foldout illustrations; index
Very good condition; back hinge
cracked, detached; interior pages clean and bright
Third year of publication
"Gold Mining and Milling in the Black Hills (S.
Dakota)," by C.G. Warnford Lock
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Numerous publications of this series yet to be listed
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